Buy DVDs Online

Guide to the best places for buying DVDs online

Are you looking to buy a DVD online? We have listed your favourite High Street entertainment chains, as well as some very reputable Internet DVD stores.

Amazon UK is just as good at selling DVDs on-line as they are at selling books, CDs and videos. Their online experience pays off, and the customer service is excellent, with fast delivery. Their easy to use site also includes customer reviews. There's up to 25% off on new and upcoming releases.
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Argos Entertainment is a dedicated online DVD shop brought to you by the Argos catalogue chain. Prices on DVDs are pretty good if your looking to buy new releases and there're some very competitive weekly DVD offers and promotions too.
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With savings of up to 75% on some DVD titles and free UK delivery, Asda is also a good place for buying DVDs. They may not be the cheapest supplier for the latest releases, but when you browse their offers section, there're some good bargains to be had.
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Base also offer a range of top DVD titles online as well. Prices again are very competitive - all DVDs are £12.99 or less (including free delivery). They've got all the latest DVD releases, as well as a decent back catalogue choice and soon to be released DVDs to pre-order. In addition they may be worth a browse if you are looking to buy cheap box-set DVDs.
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At the BBC Shop you can find over 4,000 BBC products online. You can for example buy 'Dad's Army: The very best of ...' or the 'Walking with Beasts' documentary on DVD.
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Blockbuster, the High Street video rental store, sells a good selection of DVDs online. This site has some great features such as trailers and interviews, director/actor and genre links, reviews, recommendations and rental charts.
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At Choices Direct you can buy every DVD released in the UK online, from blockbuster movies to special interest titles. They offer up to 55% off the RRP, and all orders are delivered free of charge.
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The Disney DVD shop is a great place to buy children's DVDs. They've got the entire range of Disney, Winnie the Pooh, Baby Einstein and classic back catalogue titles ... and, they often run special promotions such buy one get one free on Walt Disney cartoons.
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DVD Source are an online DVD shop offering over 20,000 titles. Prices aren't the cheapest for the latest releases, but their offers and discounted DVDs are pretty good.
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HMV, the popular High Street store, offers a great selection of DVDs on line. Prices are cheaper than you might think, certainly if you go for one of their offers (e.g. buy one get one free on lots of titles).
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At Love Film you can rent unlimited DVDs from as little as £3.91 per month (with FREE 14 day trial). And the official store from this popular DVD rental retailer now also sells DVDs online. The choice is very good, prices are competitive with free delivery on everything and even an ex-rental section if you're after a real cheap bargain.
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Play.com are one of the biggest online brands and are popular for their prices, which are some of the cheapest on the net. They stock all the latest DVD releases and service has been excellent so far for us too.
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Sendit, previously know as BlackStar, specialises in selling DVDs, and as such, they do this very well and have a very large selection. Current deals include DVDs from £3.99. The site also offers some great additional features, such as a 'Stars and Directors Watchlist' (which watches Stars and Directors you select, for upcoming dvd releases).
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Tesco's wide range of online products also includes DVDs. The choice is probably not as large as at some of the specialist DVD stores on this page. But, prices are competitive.
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The Hut is an online DVD store, where you can buy region 2 DVDs from as low as £5.00 with FREE delivery.
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Tower Records is a good destination for buying DVDs online from the States, as they now longer trade directly in the UK. They only sell Region 1 DVDs online (US version), so you'll also need a multi-region DVD player, though this means you can get your hands on some of the latest DVD releases from the US. Delivery does take up to two weeks though, and you may be charged extra import tax.
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At WH Smith you can also buy DVDs online. Prices are very competitive and the site features a review section as well. It's certainly worthwhile to check out their enticing 'Special Offers'.
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At Woolworths Entertainment you can buy region 2 DVDs with a good choice of the latest DVD releases available at decent prices (and with free UK delivery). There's also a bargain DVD offers basement with DVDs available from as little as £2.97.
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Zavvi, which took over Virgin MegaStores, offer their large selection of DVDs online with free and fast delivery. It's worth checking out their competitively priced clearout offers and boxset deals, which change each week. As well as products the site features reviews, competitions and details of forthcoming in-store star appearances.
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